Sentence examples for but striking from inspiring English sources

It is self-conscious but striking.

The effect of this odd ingredient is subtle but striking.

But striking a bargain where love is absent or unbalanced is the surest road to misery.

But striking my shot down the middle (or nearly so) seemed a suitable plan of attack.

But striking the deal that brought "Skins" to MTV took more than a year.

But striking the right balance between present and past was a challenge.

But, striking though the religious parallels may be, Medrington has a point.

The contrast of natural and artificial details is subtle but striking.

But striking a balance, industry insiders say, is one reason "Thor" succeeded while, Warner's "Watchmen," for example, did not.

But striking down the mandate could suggest that all sorts of tax incentives are similarly unconstitutional, an economist says.

Hitchcock looked sharp in his debut on Thursday, allowing a leadoff homer but striking out the next three hitters.